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An EASAP Author should be:
An EASAP Author does not need:
Contact an EASA Administrator to get a user name and password.
A list of EASA Administrators is found under:
If you think that you fit the profile of an Author and would like to generate EASAPs of your own, an Administrator may add Author privileges. In addition, you may want to attend an EASA Author training course to become eligible to receive technical support as an Author direct from EASA Technical Services.
In Author mode, your main focus will be creating EASAPs to be published for use by others in your organization. All the tools required to create, test, document and Publish an EASAP are found on the EASA Web Pages in Author mode.
It will not always make sense to create an EASAP to run software applications. There are certain characteristics of use that need to exist before creating an EASAP will be worth the effort. These characteristics are:
A common theme in the above list is the idea of repeated need. Creating an EASAP will not make sense for the one-off problem-solving cases. In general, an EASAP is useful for recurring processes.